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FEATURE ARTICLE
The process of turning thoughts into speech changes with age
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ALSO IN THE CURRENT ISSUE
Computing Science:
Wagering with Zeno
A philosopher who did everything by halves may never win, but he won't go broke
Marginalia:
Jefferson, Buffon and the Moose
To counter the European insult that American species were weak and degenerate, Thomas Jefferson employed scathing rhetoric and a moose from Vermont
Book Review:
Looking at Patterns, Not People
A review of The Social Atom: Why the Rich Get Richer, Cheaters Get Caught, and Your Neighbor Usually Looks Like You, by Mark Buchanan. Buchanan suggests that people are like atoms, obeying simple rules with "lawlike" regularity
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ONLINE FEATURES
Compare modern NASA photographs with chromolithographs from the 1890s at the New York Public Library exhibit Heavens Above: Art and Actuality
Sociologist Harry Collins ponders expertise and its role in our society
Michael Novacek, curator of paleontology at the American Museum of Natural History, shares his recent reading and favorite authors
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Which of these has been levitated sucessfully using strong magnetic fields?
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